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An outfit from the Izzy Lane autumn/winter collection - Izzy Lane won the New RE:Designer of the Year award. A few weeks ago the company also collected an award at the RSPCA Good Business Awards Photograph: Isobel Lane

Made, who won the RE:Africa award, have recently designed a range for Nicole Farhi.

Founder Cristina Cisilino said "We are really proud that we already have developed a great reputation within the fashion and lifestyle press - but winning this award is great recognition both for us but also our workers and designers based over in Africa. They will be very excited about getting their design skills recognised by the western world!" Photograph: PR

Fair trade label Pachacuti, who work with Andean producers, won both the Re:Business Award and Re:People Award for their commitment to best business practice and supporting their workers Photograph: PR

Trainer company Veja, who make all their shoes in Brazil, won an award for their consideration of the environmental impact of manufacturing Photograph: PR

Website retailer Adili won the Retailer of the Year prize.

CEO Adam Smith said the award would "prove to those [customers] that are weary of 'greenwash' that as a company we are genuinely doing everything we can to ensure the provenance of our products and the ethics of our products supply chains" Photograph: PR

Mantis/ Sunflag won the Re:Manufacture Award. Prama Bhardwaj from the company said "I would like consumers to understand how their clothes are made, and to feel a connection to the people who make them – often thousands of miles away. But the industry needs to be honest about its successes and its failures.” Photograph: PR

The winner of the RE:Use Award, Orsola de Castro of From Somewhere, believes that ethical fashion "is gathering speed with the momentum of an avalanche. At From Somewhere we are, humorously and eloquently I hope, finding a creative design solution to the increasing problem of waste management.” Photograph: PR